Type of Work: Logging

Two men in front of a pulpwood stack in Newton Falls

Two men in front of a pulpwood stack in Newton Falls

Two men stand in front of a pulpwood pile. They hold a two-man crosscut saw. Three men can be seen standing at the very top. Written on photo: “PULP WOOD AT NEWTON FALLS, N.Y.” Photograph by Henry M. Beach. 1910. Newton Falls, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.

Man stands atop enormous load of logs on a bobsled in Brandreth Park

Man stands atop enormous load of logs on a bobsled in Brandreth Park

Man standing on top of an enormous load of logs. Four men stand to the right. A single team of horses pulls the bobsled. Operations of the Mac-A-Mac Lumber Corporation. Written on photo: “NO. 8. BIG LOAD, MAC-A-MAC. CORP.N. ON THE LANDING. BRANDRETH. N.Y.” Photograph by Henry M. Beach. Circa 1910. Brandreth Park, NY. Courtesy […]

Enormous pile of logs at a skidway in Brandreth Park

Enormous pile of logs at a skidway in Brandreth Park

People and horses by log pile. In spring, “key log” would be taken out and all of the logs would roll into the water so to be “driven” downstream. Operations of the Mac-A-Mac Lumber Corporation. Handwritten on photo “AT THE BIG SKIDWAY. BRANDRETH, N.Y. MAC A MAC.” Photograph by Henry M. Beach. Circa 1910. Brandreth […]

Timber yarded in the water in Brandreth Park

Timber yarded in the water in Brandreth Park

Logs cover the water. Ready to be floated to market. Handwritten on photograph: “A Fine Lot of Timber on the Flow. Brandreth, N.Y.” Photograph by Henry M. Beach. Circa 1910. Brandreth Park, NY. Courtesy of the Adirondack Experience.